The Lucknow Sentinel, 1933-08-17, Page 5•
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DAY. AVGIIST 17th, 1934 LUCNOW 83$14TI*ALPAck
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'IN CANADA.
OP.musr have noticed nu:eV-feminine eyes so- .ested in savinginoneY this year, and therefore -
often linger long On ChevrokY's' trim, spark. • enthusiastic oVer. the ,way Chevrolet does iti/
ling Fisher bodies. Ho* feminine' hands take so With the laciest price of anyfult.size,closed r
naturally to Chevrolet 's easy handling and Con,.;`• Siis!...With the loWest Oaf tor, a And oil Of any.
. trot, Hcesv4resheoilfeci-40ininine-heacia-approveitaridard cart -With the best re iitation of any • -•
or No -Draft VcniilatiOn. • • .low-priced car tor freedom from repairs!
• then theresthe Matter of ecOndiny, Try to No wonder,Cheyrolet leads al/ cars in sales, -
:find the woman -or the man -who isn't inter- from, one end ofthe couritr? to the other!.
• Loh, -Delivered,: Pric:es: and 1.Eas.i; Terms
400.0)0.:' •
litHITECHRIJC-
r. and Mrs. !tames Laiillaw and
SOnS, Messrs Kenneth and' Elroy,
spent Stittfrdayln g,oderich•tivith• ivt
Lnidlaw's
mother,. Mis.'; Strgughan's
•who was 'celebrating 'her 'birthday.
Miss•
"'Olive •• Kennedy spent la
week at'•Kincardine beach.
',LegtOtt 'received '
• sad' news hist' Wednesday of i
th•
• -•death • of his unele,-Mr. -Sam Leggatt
; .• of Collingwood, who Was 'd former
O resident of 'this • poiumunity.: Sym-
• pathy _is extended. to • the, bereaved
'relatiyes..
1,VHA1.30000 moTortIsti TQL.0' US
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The' `!Autorpubilelilu)ier2s-i6uiiietells--atiout our recent
survep,arnorig Cenatlian motorists' and fiFovides information '
whith youovill find 'valuable 'in cluioiing next car, •
;.Sefid for free cOpy:
• Customer lees,earch
• General Motors Products 14 .Canada, Ltd: '
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• Oshawa, Ontarki
Name.
ddress. -22D ,
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LAFiGSIDE
7:7 whitcebureh. Women's Jnatl
ti,,e their meeting Frda Y P.M
at the home of Mrs. J. B. MorriiP
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P.
The nleetiPg P_Penect with. .the •TnftI
ttite Chle: and the Lord'S„PrreYer-
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llnk0OnT. The roll call :was, ARS W01.Tc1
41V0},r0 0 „flelpf.dg•:the JnOitute?'-i
Was, decided tO, gilre prizes;, to th
ohlest, grand,Inclthe
bringing. rt' poet, grandchildrein • t
• tt'o, Neetrogl. the)ongegt in00 ,POIn
.inuiiity; ;the ' grand*Other Whos
;birthplace. is " ftirthest ; Away. "Th
INFORMATION
FO .T B , FARME.11
(furnished by the.,Pando "Dafartalast of ,Atriallt) •
Poultry 'Demand -
e The teiv,e0.. de. inanci,,
for poul- itens*b1 the sarne weight, on to
has ben fairIy good, Receipt
at as
r",
o X- :II- .;nrdede.,,iwailenzii.td,:g;O:;r1r. raotiirTn:43;Ini:!dnil'4, ye
'e
pez'urt. esSle,ea:°(7f.71;et°1-,'
s and poultr.y pi
tresth.7.:I.C-74_1,,,g7-t.askets, Ieavin' the lighter *eight."
AzketS,JI• t11'.0." haPds
Weekly .,tiOrt the grwing owinseasen n•-;
A-
iee1 Count reports nisike yze1d es, 'he price drop, rethns lrom
rQm •3 .to 6' bushIs 'er acr'e. Dealerf hese. alow 'moving . packages will de
ire offering 16" to $7 • a -bushel • mi
)resent.,'Thelate blOssoins, on alfalft,
;et sped ,but the. Yield Per acre Will
low, owing to the failure, of the.
;irst blossoms; to properly 'pollinate.
Md., fertilize, Fall, wheat' has aimed
,at n.bushels Per acre and in qUalz„,
ty much better; than anticipitod
uonth agO,. according to a 'report
froni .Lambton County. Northumber-
land has wheat.CrOp, With'ss-25 amt.
30 buihel. 'average on :the better land,
grope in Carleton, are -up to or, abOve
'average. The Oat crop: :in 'Esse.i•
will ,ayerage.,abOut.'26 bushels to' tits
acre..•
'Wtrintog, gyandinothOrs..1,!!:?
tnilc on p1oieer days On August 31
:a .4qd to. con01,4. 0
00k0,. tea, tarts and • ioadtviaies,-... t
,1be, served Irnny, 3.p6
Mises 'Doreen Pur
:den,. • Flora. Ceultere. Merle, gaunt
:Norma Morrison, Evelyn geed, L.Orns
'MeCienaghan. The Inetitute antheir
was Pune •Readinga were :elven by
Mits Merle- Gaunt, • Mil. F. Henry.
Mrs A.,.3(0auinto., Mrs ,• ,SParling
gave a' so!ond Mrs • 0.4v0
a. paper work brings Sun
4„ak 1elS0111.: .Beecroft. g0V6
' 4171'inittnigeOtal and Miss 'MI. Peer
croft, It."1‘L of New York, gave a:talk
‘enber•trip overseas to Paris and the
battle,: fields., She Was. attending • the
International, Congress in pftria;
where 42 countries Were represented'
Some. of the 'places: Of ; outstanding
interest visited,. were •Brussels, Paris'
• Geneva, Westminister Abbey, Shake•
speares birthplarcelkenipSertrgate
and' ,castle, Years'..eld
and still working Warwick,casUe
Post: ,cards and :other , views,' were
shown of 'all 'place's Mentioned.
hear carved "of wood, s
.made of shell from the battle field
• were , souveniers 'purchased on the.
of Belgitrin.7 The collection
was received, :the hostess. :thanked,
and the meeting • closed .with: the
National Anthem. ::Lunch was then
"served: by the hostess.
Mr. andMrs., yictor Emeraon
, 1 , ,
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MIAs Doris Eitehle •S..pent. Sunday .With
Mr.; aid Mss.... D.', A: Macponald,..2nd
Con, • •
7, • —
MrsZ-Harry 1-1ethenrigtonsehii!"-
.Morris,._,Visiteden;_;.,Siinclity with Mr-,
and. ,Mr. ,'Reuben Tiffin..
urs ay _evening The. ma e
,men over -35'.years"formed.. a team
and. _opposed the ,Girls''Sciftball •teani
with the •result of 16-14 in favor Of
the inerila team: . '
Langside is preparing. to , have
baseball tOurnainent in the "neai.
future on their' Ownbaseball diamone
• MitisiReba MaishalL spent_Tnesday_
inith' WHO • Darts Ritchie. ' .;
Mr: Jana,es 1VIOrtfaori, Jr. spent last
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week With Mr: and M.S.,E 'Tiffin
„Mr.- Robert Puivia of St. Helen .
is asalsting Mr..,'Rehe,rt Stuart. 'ter f .
few. .days.
• Misses Ardyss and Geytie BrOWn
spent Saturday .with. 'Miss '''Aroris
-S-H-FI-EriL-D-NoTES
Will Eamore of Pori: Arthur
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"and •his. mother arid Mrs. 401in'•Rani-
yre of -Stratfofd, also Misses,. Jane
ami it'ose .of. • GOdetich, Were
. .
0: guests ,of Mis. A. Long,. Sunday.
i‘Tr. -and, Mrs. 'Win. Heff•ron 'and
. .
visited at. Mr. and
It. E.' Giliii:Ore's QnSuntlay; •
.A., Long spent the' week-.
ncl vi friends in Torontb.:
Misses' -Mary and ,•Bridget. Hogan,
Toi:oiito.; Were' the'.gnests „of their'
. .
, uother, 11,1i§0.11. I1ogan.,
• Mr, arid Mrs. ;Wm. •Purdeti and
Mrs., Win. DaWson also Mr. anti,„Mrs
Puiden of St.': ,Helens, motored
to : Leamington and spent 'a. few ( 4y,
lent', week visiting relatives. .
. • • - .
Miss .Dorothy ,mirse-in-
' ' training in Guelph General IIOSpita
is ,spending her holidays at the nitinse
.Mr. Ronald *treSter Of JaineS.1
town anent a f0Nir days ' last week at
hiS%-oine here; a sufferer With blood
4
poisoning in his foot, ..
Wo are sorry to report Miss .Han --
-0 nai-.Mtc1ison.-is_inSLJOsaiL?.5..Itha,..
pital, Lohdon. We •hope she will Scion
be able to return fiome.
• ,(Inteti4ed.or_ILastr_ee111
•'kiss ,MaY Miseitt. of 'Blyth viitd
last weelc With • •her grandMother,
••Miss • 'Annetta‘'.Fisher.. •,•rettitned
•,heine, fi* TOrento last week, aft et
attending • sittniteeischooi there; •
mias.Vereiniesi St. Marie of •Godor,
-SundaY at her, home; itere,
Mr. arid''Mrs;: Morton of GuL'lpF
eireSit'AlierWeek,end-Witii the latterrs
sister,' gra.... .1:itS. Verrester,
,
Mr Charlie lc}Ciy and thiei
children of Dunnville are visiting` his'
•.'paren•ts., 7 1VT. and: IleCtor. • Me:
Kny and•.Otlier .relatiYea,
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' MISS' .$11,11.1.,' Smith •of Inv.ethriron .is
visiting .lien brother,, Mr.' And
• John G:, Strath.
The" W. M.S. of the PresbYteriat
• CitiitCli; is invited to .1(tingsiele
'Thursday afternoon at the boine . 0
411Its• join) 'Richardson,'
lda MeQueld arid :Merle
:gild their_ report .6f. the sitniniet'
, that,WSiS. bold at: .C.stiap Iti
;.
'M.SimPson end Miss OlattyA
ten of': London, Visitedlast week• r
,the hitter's borne ,hete, ;'; . • -
lath Onfogs
preache- abYtethrib-4e.
here. ]at "Sunday.
Mra.- Arthur : an('
Children OCItiteheney'vleitca ii`Peont.1
• With --Mrs, Holland's .paren0, .Mr.•and
Mre.geo, dotoo,
;-4IiiVe•-atit141-isi-T4Grityclott„Coy.....01,4t1.:
Wait MotoltilliOMe
tittit 'the .1044* Mt
—2— —
.,44. II 04 01111T "
Mr. F. Drennan,. of Goderich visit -
cd with • Mrs ; A."Helin last weelc
of Tiyerinif visited
t -Mr. ,Win. Hunter's • one day last
week. '
FA,LL .FMR DATES.
gd
:1$ri4gols..46t..' 03 irk) 9.
:•Claatawoyth-Sept. and': 16, ,
CitesleySept: .16 anti" 20,
Dilrigatimin,'' October 5 '"and. 6• •
Gederieb--,Sep' t",,. 19 'and 20.... •
"„._•.14.attoYer-+SeOt.'•:1.4 „and -.15
2,8.,•ee0 29;•:
' Iiead--.-0,et.• 4. a-rid",.5...,
LiicknoW--Sept. -28 and - -
Meafordept.' 21 and' ••
'19• and 20: •
Milverton: -Sept. ,1.4 end 15:
•Ilount,ForestL,Sept. ,29 aiid L'
Netistsidt--Sept. 30.,., •
Owen .Sound, -•Sept. ,28. to 30:
Paimert.pil.sept 22 anst,23',"
• '1").ort „higinH:Oet.-6, and.
•:ItinleY2-8ept, 26
Tartir•-Oct. 3 and •
Teeswater,,2'.0ct. .3. and •;,'4,
'Tivertort40-06.t.,.2' :and 3• '.
Winyton.-7,S'et..k. :14 '
d tiyid
intCrpationlit • IF I O 'Match,
‘.1 ir(;• Sound,
Connty, October ' 10, 11,2-.12. arid :18.
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A • c'erbulent "teitche'r ,giving a
IvsAon' td •tiltiss• .0? -6)1.114 e,1410tet
,
t c en tin ty.
•
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• Tea obb Ca n any boy,' tell rile,
Whitt. a OA hary • can can't
bath in mieeer. •
'"Why. you, broak ,oft yonif 'ow
41V" •
"Wpit, ikViv ,,,,,Q,c;mg -over
•npartn._te hat MO ter•
hinAed 014 it; Via i00014. '01054t11.
ungannon
Bara :amnia
:During the iheavy: electrical storm
which, passed over •.thia. district, Sat-
urday evening, the barn on the farm.
of :Cfarlee. Jones, ; 'Qin. 1, ,, Ashfield,
• was by lightning and comple-
tely destroyed. ;The barn•,, centained
the Season's,. entire crop . of hey, and
grain: • Some, machinery, a rubber-
ti4d Imggy, , thirteen pigs, all- their'
/01;"; and their dog, 'Perished 'hi •,the
flames. A ,team of horses which was
in the: stable,; was , wiled. The. loss is
:Partially covered by insurance.
Bissett Bros.•Heavy Loss
isaett,Broa. of `Saltfond Heights!!
liatie met • With,* 'heavyloss'
,yeeentlyIn order' to comply with the
retptest. suggested by •, Tononto.:
distribiltors, (brit sinee ,postponed for
'a. year) that alt millcsbipPers to
Voronte.hatiieilteir cows' teated • for
tuberetilOSTA; 'these": pi:ogres MVO dairy -
.me, had their herd of.106.,HOliteinn
.tested, . and • Were amazed to learn
.that«.$14tit-...gon-iiteen-44aeted4cHt-lle
tuberculin ..test., Sueh a., reault• was
not antielpated.billein, i'ts the herd,
ManY c;f: WhiCii. lwere, pure-breds; :ap-
pearedlelle-in good:health' and Were
in good 'rendition. •1 They : took
im—
mediite action •in ridding themselves
Ltliet,..entire• herd, which •will he
rePlaced. by , herd,.nbt only
tested; alsbloodtested tor other ,
diseniei. In the meantime they are
making a. coniplete 'renovation of ' the
interior,: of their stables which will
on1y• be fumigated hut 'Will ',be
l'enideed by modern '• equipment ;Of
eament and •steeL
, ,
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KINE,OUpH
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Rev, FT: 13. cox, Mr: Wm. Cos and
returned' home from attendini4
the' Wild's .Post, .Qhictigo.
,
,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert • McLean • and
'qr. and Mrs. A. Itaidenby„,. left
in6tOr on TuesdaY;:morning s
tri P to the Soo.• • • • , • '
Miss'• Mlieen and. • Master 'Billie
PitZkeralcl are Visiting at Jno•./ M.
Oarlan'S, : : ,
.4nd Mrs. Cliff BorthWick of,
•8t, , Catharines , "eke holidaying . Witb.
relativea here. • • I, , • :o
thattletnn Is renewing Old
netniaintanc'es around' this coMmunity
1'i aticl Mrs J•if.s.EnS1 • '
Mrs. ,1'. BlaCkWelI.
niMlber fient heile 'attended the
TrkitietzllodginS Wedaiok at X4ucknov'
ttheany
MSt bototit
della itf:j*.rit*Oed: hot .Nie
titict 't ail 17144 .44i.-io;
tent, 'VlisitOta With'»
• TT4-4 tilintOlir‘
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Ritchie. • •
The Langside Presbyterian ,W.M.S.
held their August meeting at the
home of Mrs. John Richardson • 071
Thursday P.M., Calvin and White- _British • Pound 'practically • $1.0t
church appointrimpfs ;were asked tO, higher' than last year --A CONSID-
Honey Prospect , Good •.
rease,.. the resultant loss being sus-
"Ained for the .most part by the pro
"SO- until such time as regulations .•
or the specific weights •rilhich,
nY, opinion, is the only pradtical sol-
itiOn-to this question, producers will
,orptect• their own intereata-only-b
iendirig vvell-filled, haskets to these
,fistributing Points.
,e
1392!81217,rhime.Qntr-ip,Otie.1:10tiiia, .. . .
'332 Forty ,-Year's Experience. with
drain'Crops, - ' • ' .
133 ' Tobacco. Cultnre.
337, Parasites. Iiijurious, to Sheep
338 :Hints on JUdging.,,', , • , .: • : .;
, .In; a • zarvey, JaSt completed hy 'On 1...144r, Fire ifttleisghlt7°11°°°. to 'Swine.
Deartinellt of '' Apicniture, co,jvc.: 143.. /.10w.. Fruits
ooftwerereceived frein •most ...01
pPe larger'1.e0Ceel??Ts: ' 0. , 011409. 344:.1"rilo7e'hMaiol7e • i,*1" .P. 6.,r..ian.t....,F..1:°it Tire.'
ernting:•:...iri: alt more ' than. '7,50i 345. Fungus' and, .Bacterial -Diseases
o,lo,nies.' ' ... : ' :
, Ontario's light hod- ero is es- 14.6.'..clifimlly,*e°etaifbilirt ••.° '
:tmiAted at about thirty,. pounds Per. 47 Hay all'id'.,ileatiite...CtoPs. .
colonybelow average hut. of nominal:.
iY fiii.e.•cithititY. lild' '044,ilhed orain13 :3;08;;TAhmei..'„iWeuair.13Dler.:.a:Failiaeisie-8.'''...." f.
froM.,,:the;.cloiers.. ..., ,
•reptielOW I average. :-. '
'' °°Ontiee lying 352 Potatoes . •• '
-,i3t-1-',"FTerm Water ''.§iiiiilly, .nini '''BeW.
In ' general, the
north : Of a ' line drawn 'from ,Torent(.. 154:. The Pear •
te,?Sarnia, have. teem...slightly, 'belOr , 156. The: Raspberry and Blackberry •
to -sin aVerags, Crop, while the Coni, 3$6.7Ow'liVerking and•Hepait ',Graft,
.. ,
'tieS • south Of this line' ''have between ' ,ing,' including . BUddie.8%; ..
30, and 35- :pounds; per :,eoloti
' ' i below
153- The• European Corn 'Borer,' ,__
'werage, , 0 Most ef. the ',Counties east., ,,
. '159::-:-InSeets-,Attacking-Vegetables.
:it- 13,urhanti---nrid-lrictoria-zrrepert-s-
, .16o•!fario. lJnderdiaiMige
age -Disposal: : ..--
36a; Partaitee:Injorieu-a- to: P,Oultti-
.164', Manures. 104.:F.ertilizere.
365 .Draft: 'Horses. ',, • :. •,..,.
166 Sok lieens .:'
07. Pork on the 'Para,:
368 Farm 'Poultry.' • : .
,3q9:., Yegetable'gardenhig•
370 'Testing ,Mille,.Cream and:Dairy
-.BY,-PrOduets,",:..''... __,. .,...i.'. '. .•.. - '
371: Buttermilk on the,..,Farui •
02 Soft Cheese and Cheddar Cheese:
373' Dair3i:•. Gattle " ' • ' •
-Report from,. -ot ei • Provinces at
Doriiinien also • indicate. a: low°
vield-and -reports: frem-ptherrounties
siye. every appearance of shortage
honey ,in :the main producing cen-
tres in the ; •
• •Pricee Should He Good ;
With practicaIly-every pound of
With a yield. of thirty pounds .: per
olony belew0. average -7,
crop‘, 00/ • unusuallY ..,11Sht;
high. quality ,
with. irtereaseil,Priees, 'Of all, sugar.*.
n Canada- '`• •
• With; a, .general shortage. :of light
oney, not only in , Canada but ir
he United States and Ne • W
e
Nith •• an eicpoti. preference. , ,of
seven shillings: per, 112 Pounds on the:
British market--..:
And with the gXchange on thc
join with theLangside ladies in this
, ,
meeting. The meeting openedwith
prayer by the 'I prbeSident,- Mrs: Wm.
Simpson:, prayers were ,given by Mrs
-
Robertson, Mrs. Wm. Sim son Mrs
Norman -Mrs. Avery gave the scrip-
ture reading. A' dialogue" Was given
• •
by Misses Murdian_and Jean .Simp-
'ERA1M,E : ,IN PRIOF
IS!CO,RTAINLY, INDICATErL, •':
Will' Be Asked Poi, Peintits
dealers. must - take out per
mits; and the ,conaplete'arringeinenif
son. Mise--Idat-Meguoid-give-a---ti.klk day to
yof'thdrthe by
the'Outh. Afilftribwenngl`
Cin: "11°7the : Sunimnr Sehool at !Cliv a ;great many ,apPlications' have beer
tail was eall:ied, • on'" Mkss. 'le••111(*. received for permits, a large numbei,
Wilso_n gave a :talk , op Ale leeturev,. trucker dealers •• and -Cominissior-
given.by the various speakers of 'the
swathe/. 'school., The meeting Was
11(00 by all, repeating the Lord's
prayer, in unison, 'after which the
Langside ladies served lona. _Mrs
Robertson of Calvin, invited Lang
side and Whitechurch tO
tendthe • Septeniber .meeting to bc
held at her home the' first Wednes-
day in . September. r
HERE AND THERE
Orange Dance, Lucknowi • Orange
Thursday, August ).711,i (t°-'
nig4):'• '
. •. _
M'r. and Mrs. Cheater Tayler and
family of St Helens visited' On Sun-
layjth MT'S; Alex Havens
Mrs. *. M•.• Chainpion• is Visiting
bFeorres:tseet, at ' Mt.
Mr ,Wellingtori- Nixon' of st.. AU-.
eustme an its Winnie' aynea o
ci it' • .1
Fordyce .vlidteit Ori Sunday with
Etna Mrs. Mark •°
JOIM llotve is spending a 'few
dayo withhis hrothert, at Teeswater:
The
sinft
'September i4th.
PHEPAitgligggi,
11e.4,1i'.44tit, it'd. no use foi.you
than,:t itt MY: .poche0` •
;Alen' We, Outthat l'a ivitrit to:
; 11,1141 4 "„;
houses ;bile yet; to make ,
Mid present 'bonds as Seefitity fot
'their responsibility, • as .: reqUined
under „the' new Fruit' .
The ,new ;Act his,;;lieen in force
since. the first week of JulY. Until.
now, heweter, no ,definite 'date hav.
been..'set Wheif,the Fruit i •Brancb
viould: take 'action to iestrain fruit
dealers, Who hive not 'coniplied. with:
the Act, and its Yeguilations:,The date
has 'noiv: been set . for. August 15,,
after 'Which,. n� , trucker, dealer': Or
commission house maY. continue in
lineiriesS without, taking' Out , licente.,
On ,thia date a •Checic will. ,be
inenced, • Covering • .811 commission
houses 'AO dealers. Truckers. ,On the
highwsty; will be ,asked to showilien
permits. '0. • • • '
• • Ariplibations.'abould ...he made .. te
P. Vy..: Hodeetts, ; directori, Ontario.
Fruit tilinch, Parliament 'Buildings
Toronto, : "•
PaCkike Weight Variation
*a ...e
i,er.
rketa
.ly*aliwtaingle.
e' Toro' nto
watUi10-0.,Ltriet1056..i.11.1
.MaCeline% have '. retefrd.
,ntioieroes tilftt
especially those l'Orii " the chain store
•Organizations, "are booming diesat"
,tafiod with great 1416.14100 1,p,
lweight .in alinilar
neektmerei
at": g"' hi° 0°06111ot
Apple 'Eaport Outlook
Writing 'pilot to dePartute for
his 'fifth year of Work in the British
Market On behalf .of the. fruit .grow-
*•-•trs of Ontario,: Mr. ',Andrew Fulton
lays tribute 'to ;-,the loyal ,support, he
has received from • the timers, , thus,
'Mahling him to, greatly intensify the
demand for Ontario apples and build -
'ng
;
a fine reputation for', Ontario-,
;Town brands in that market .
Conimentingon prOsPeetafor, the
.-toming---,season,-.• Friltene;atates-
that'.there 15 every indication of
sral.supplies of :apples,' in North
have a hearey, crop of . apples while.
%Tirgznia, 'Ontario's ; principal,: corn-,
oet*tor in theUnited Kingdon, will
eikely-exPert,--fair-Aixantitiest-,during,
,.he ,cothing .404,9n! !yen' ortigh
there is net a: heavy- eiop there. In
•3ritith ,Columbia
to be . about:, „go per cent.
•whiCh should help the barrel situe-, •
tion, considerably. In England there
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is a 'heavy eroP of early cooking
les, which WhiCh bound 'to, affect, the
priee of Canadian cookers • Until',
Christmas 111r...11111ton concludes th2t •
9;*ood- quality' Ontario., apples will Ti
wanted. and ,that Tibia Coining. -sesiaan
Will be a year when "quality"' will •
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Following an inspectiiin tour Of
Ontario, he' declares that the outlOok
is ler a slightly larger crop of tipt
0Iea than kat Year. t astern Ontario
Will be about id.% lighter de Western •
Ontario apProximately.. 25% heavier' .
than last yearlie. adds: 'lha
excebtionallygoo& and a�. far
well-sprayed"orch,ards are clean.' I ,
ha"Ye never, known More. sptaYing te ,
be detie. in 'Ontario than;
and there it 4ver y indicationthat the
,liulk of the crop will beeligible:for,'
certifiCation' for the eliport .inarketi.. •
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toh*; 8/00
kitten before 'the dreplate,,Wlien it
nixt4iis
The boy' i mother *ha, tuoriseti
" 1 to' -
present y see et sett grasp is ,
pet bi the tail' ind•dtae 4 Siereaa the'
oat -Pet' 'to :the:.tiediiinotod(ineitt itg.
onited 'piotests from the- tiliferttihate. ,
.t.• ,
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it
tit$9.0 get to get hi* **ay from
•Vito- Aro•n-roPilott-tbb* "VeOltimitia
#oito)14ti hive ttouitino4 0)4 090- asentot., to ow
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